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Mary Agnes Beggs, Ph.D., L.M.F.T.
Boulder Valley Individual and Family Counseling
2935 Baseline Rd. Suite 302
Boulder, CO 80303

phone: 720-482--0069

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I've worked as a Marriage and Family Therapist for more than 10 years. I've learned two things during that time. First,all of us want and deserve to live happily ever after. Second, sometimes happily ever after needs a little help.

My practice is devoted to helping individuals, couples, families, and children discover and use their talents and strengths to find and live happier and more fulfilling lives. I am work with Depression, Anxiety, and Mood Disorders; Challenges of Parenting (including working with challenging children, ADHD, Aspergers, and family transitions such as divorce); Eating Disorders; Adult Relationship Challengs (both traditional and same sex couples).

I offer all potential clients a free initial consultation.

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Lyn C. Gullette, Ph.D.

psychologist
932 Main Street
Louisville, CO 80027

phone: 303 926 7300

I recognize that a person is a whole human being, not simply an identified problem, and is relating to the stresses and circumstances of the external and internal environment in the best way he or she knows how. Therapy focuses on reducing stresses and enhancing skills. I emphasize a practical, supportive nonjudgmental course of treatment. I provide techniques and skills to increase motivation, emotional management, anxiety reduction, effective communication, and a sense of self empowerment, pride and well-being. I work with adults, couples, children and families. My previous work in schools, hospitals, and in a variety of social and clinical agencies provides the immediate and the long-term perspective on problem behaviors.

 

Margaret (Peg) Mary McCormick, R.N., M.A.

Listening2cancer.com
750 East 12th Avenue, Suite 208
Denver, CO 80203

phone: 507-400-2778

Peg is a nurse-psychotherapist, cancer survivor and founder of Listening to Cancer, a practice specializing in dealing with the emotional impact of cancer, and the spiritual questions this experience often raises. She earned her bachelor's in science degree in nursing from the University of Minnesota and her master's in transpersonal counseling psychology from the graduate school of psychology of Naropa University. Peg is available for individual or group work with people affected by cancer or other life-threatening illness. Jean Sinoda Bolen, M.D., psychiatrist, explains how to choose a therapist for this work. 'Seek a therapist who loves the work-whose soul and heart are in it; someone for whom psychotherapy is her own soul work. When your life depends on finding meaning, the guide to your process must have found her way there.'

 

Dylan Leigh

Colorado Psychotherapy & Mindfulness
1034 Westview Dr
Boulder, CO 80303

I work with young adults (teens-thirties). These clients are working with anxiety, depression, trauma and life transition issues that are often existential in nature. I also work with couples, this work is done with a co-therapist. Yes, two therapists working with you and your partner at the same time. Modalities that I use include; Internal Family Systems, Past Reality Integration, PACT, Gestalt, Somatic Experiencing. For individuals my work is mindfulness-based and informed by my work as a cognitive-affective science researcher. Eight steps of the change process are; 1. Nervous System Attenuation 2. Emotional Awareness 3. Emotional Regulation 4. Attention Modulation 5. Cognitive-affective process change 6. Personality Change 7. Behavioral Change 8. Reality change

 

Debbie Mayer, L.C.S.W.

Debbie Mayer LCSW LLC
500 Coffman Street, Suite 204
Longmont, CO 80501

phone: (720) 438-8188

My practice respects the experiences that have brought you or your child to this point in life; and helps sort through what is getting in the way. Sometimes we explore current stressors, other times there are old memories or experiences that are weighing you down. By creating and maintaining a safe and non-judgmental environment; space is held to express yourself and make positive changes to help you feel better.

I have over 15 years of experience specializing in working with adults, and families with young children from infancy to age 10. For youth, my practice involves play therapy and working together with the parent(s) and child.

While most therapy sessions are held in the office. On a case-by-case basis therapy may be home-based or nature-based (in a park, or hiking for example).

For more information visit: www.debbiemayer.com

 

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